Proudly presenting the "EnvPsy Vienna 2024 Wrap-Up" 🎀
We are really excited to show you our year in numbers. Thanks for following along and all the best for 2025!
Our findings just got published in Journal of Risk Research and you can read more here: https://doi.org/10.1080/13669877.2024.2431900
Huge thanks to my co-authors Lena Schmidlechner, Ulrike Felt, Thilo Hofmann, Mathew White and @SabinePahl.
From a public health perspective, it is therefore important to both create greener neighbourhoods and natural recreation areas, and to ensure that they are accessible and used, especially by socio-economically disadvantaged groups. 🌿
Thanks to my collaborators Mathew White, Arne Arnberger, Thomas Thaler, Anja Heske & @SabinePahl
Read more here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.healthplace.2024.103175
New paper! 📣
Austrian data (N = 2300) suggests that the link between #nature contact and #wellbeing is consistently stronger for people on lower than higher incomes. In fact, poorer individuals who visited several times a week had well-being levels nearly as high as the richest.
Interestingly, these patterns were only found for actively visiting nature, but not for the amount of greenness around people’s homes. In other words, what people did, appeared more important than where they lived 🔍
Presenting the "EnvPsy Vienna 2023 Wrap-Up" 🎀
A bit late to the party, but we'd like to present you our year in numbers. Thanks for following along and all the best for 2024!
Environmental Psych Vienna